Sentence examples for Lapsed from inspiring English sources
The word "Lapsed" is correct in written English
It is typically used to describe something that has expired or is no longer valid, often in the context of time or agreements. Example: "Her membership has lapsed, and she needs to renew it to access the services again."
After 9/11 he sometimes wrapped up fervent support for Blair-Bush crusades in the modern parlance of liberal interventionism, and sometimes lapsed into an older discourse.
She's goddamned dead!" Was she ever worried that Carole had lapsed into fantasy?
"It is much harder to restore bulk collection after it has lapsed than it would have been to simply extend it," he added.
Taylor was reprinted by the admirable Virago in the 1980s and 1990s, but has rather lapsed back into oblivion.
On one occasion I was forced to buy secondhand pants and on an extremely rainy bank holiday in north Wales I lapsed and had to buy a waterproof after I lost my jacket.
It is unclear whether Broad was warned, a measure which in any case lasts only until the end of the series and is therefore already lapsed.
I was wondering, have you, after a considerable amount of lapsed time, thought of anything worse?
But he is astute enough to confess that the BJP's own standards of probity have lapsed.
The Sinai was returned on time; the talks about the Palestinians lapsed, and the rest is history.
I'M A massive "Friday Night Lights" addict and a (somewhat lapsed) Redskins fan.
Some 350 white separatists held their own ballot in the little town of Orania, but everyone else recognised the legitimacy of South Africa's second all-race local elections on December 5th.Contrary to what many doomsayers predicted before 1994, when the apartheid government finally surrendered to majority rule, South Africa has neither plunged into civil war nor lapsed into despotism.
